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Journal of Social Dynamics and GovernanceJournal of Social Dynamics and Governance

This study examines the development of inclusive public policies for people with disabilities in Indonesia, with a focus on reducing stigma and accessibility gaps. Although there are laws such as Law Number 8 of 2016 on People with Disabilities, there are many shortcomings in its implementation, such as non-disability-friendly infrastructure and lack of public awareness. A literature study method was used to collect data from official government documents and scientific databases to evaluate the obstacles and opportunities in creating inclusive public services. The results show that inaccessible public infrastructure, such as ramps and braille signs, face significant problems. In addition, they show that public service officers have a lack of understanding of the rights of people with disabilities. Cases in cities such as Jakarta, Surabaya, and Bandung show that adaptive policies and training of service providers are beneficial. This study concludes the importance of policies that combine improvements in physical accessibility, inclusive awareness campaigns, and community involvement in policy development to realize a more socially just Indonesia.

Despite the existence of legal frameworks like Law Number 8 of 2016, the implementation of inclusive public policies for people with disabilities in Indonesia faces significant challenges.These challenges stem from inadequate infrastructure, a lack of awareness among public service officers, and persistent social stigma.To achieve a more equitable society, a comprehensive approach is needed that integrates improvements in physical accessibility, proactive public awareness campaigns, and meaningful engagement of people with disabilities in the policy-making process.

Further research should investigate the effectiveness of various policy innovations in different regional contexts within Indonesia, focusing on their impact on the quality of life for people with disabilities. Additionally, studies could explore the role of technology and digital solutions in enhancing accessibility and overcoming barriers to public service access for this population. Finally, research is needed to identify best practices for fostering greater collaboration between government agencies, civil society organizations, and the private sector to create a more coordinated and sustainable approach to disability inclusion, ultimately aiming to address the existing gaps between policy and practice and promote a more inclusive and equitable society for all.

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